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FRC indicts medical centre, varsity over  expenditure framework

FRC indicts medical centre, varsity over expenditure framework

The managements of Federal Medical Centre and the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, both in Owerri, have been accused of failing to submit details of their Medium Term Expenditure Framework, MTEF, for 2010 to 2012, as required by the Act establishing the Fiscal Responsibility Commission, FRC.

FRSC Zone 5 prosecutes 519 traffic offenders in August

FRSC Zone 5 prosecutes 519 traffic offenders in August

Zone 5 of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, comprising Anambra, Edo and Delta, said yesterday that it prosecuted 519 traffic offenders through its special mobile courts in the three states in August this year.

Demolition: Anglican Church‘ll never be allowed to premises  — PG

Demolition: Anglican Church‘ll never be allowed to premises — PG

THE controversy trailing the demolition of the Ebenezer Anglican Church built inside the Oyolu Eze Primary School, Nkwelle Ezunaka in Anambra State continued, yesterday, with the President General of Nkwelle Ezunaka Union, Dr. Chris Eluemunor, insisting that the church would never be allowed to step into the premises again.

Ugborodo group dismisses report against Ayiri

Ugborodo group dismisses report against Ayiri

MOVEMENT for Equity in Ugborodo, MOU, has dismissed reports credited to Concerned Ugborodo Community that the Chairman of Delta Water Ways Security, Chief Emami Ayiri, has vested interest in Ugborodo crisis.

Bank of Industry moves against loan defaulters

Bank of Industry moves against loan defaulters

The Nigerian banking industry may soon witness an upsurge in the repayment of loans, if the clamour for the establishment of commercial courts sail through as the Bank of Industry, BoI, is currently advocating to deal with loan defaulters.

Pharmacists task FG on health sector crisis

Pharmacists task FG on health sector crisis

THE Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, PSN, has admonished the Federal Government to take a holistic step in tackling the crisis in the nation’s health sector rather than embarking on what it described as ”divide and rule tactics” which has always led to strike action by the different unions in the sector.